WFMU: Zzzzzzero Hour with Bill Mac: Playlist from July 9, 2011

Listener comments!
	3:07am Looms: Hello Mr. DJ!
	3:09am Larry: Mornin Bill. My two favorite days of the year in Ireland; Christmas and summer. Guess which one is today???
	3:11am Bill Mac: Mornin Gents and others! Jeez Lar, a riddle already? It better not be Christmas cos I didn't even start shopping yet....
	3:12am Larry: Sorry Bill, for taxing you so early in your morning. Looms got it right, short and sweet.
	3:14am Bill Mac: Hey Man, it's not you it's me.... have a job interview next week... one of the requirements states and I quote - "must be a puzzle enthusiast"... I'm sunk brother!
	3:16am Looms: Okay, best of luck for this!
	3:17am Dina: Love hearing this on an insomniac Friday night. Thank you...
	3:17am fleep: Figuring out what to play is a puzzle of sorts, Bill. WFMU as a whole is quite puzzling.
	3:18am Larry: Nah, never say sunk. Go play some battleship. That'll sharpen your puzzle neurons. Sounds like an interesting job. Working for the Federal Reserve by any chance???
	3:19am Bill Mac: It's one thing to do things without people spelling it out for you do you know what I mean? I COMMAND YOU TO BE A SOLVER OF PUZZLES! Who needs that kind of pressure? Morning to Dina and fleep!
	3:21am Larry: YES I CAN! YES I CAN!
	3:22am fleep: Puzzles have answers, life usually doesn't. It makes more sense to hire a problem solver than a puzzle freak. Unless it's a job at a puzzle factory.
	3:22am hamburger / london: good morning um B8!!
	3:23am Larry: By the way, fantastic music. Your head is a maze of musical intricacies. Puzzle that one out!
	3:24am Bill Mac: You gotta admire fleeps on the spot off the cuff philosophy... morning mr burger! and yeah man, whattabout the tunage? Drony yet variatous!
	3:28am Dina: This stuff is amazing! Thanks for enlightening me.
	3:28am Larry: 'on the spot', 'off the cuff', 'tunage', 'drony yet variatous'. The job is yours DUDE!
	3:35am Bill Mac: Thank you both... You are way too kind
	3:48am Looms: Wonderful set, "Billy Boy".
	3:52am alberto: it is my belief that you believe in what you believe, but i believe that you believe that i beleive in your belief.
	3:56am Bill Mac: I think I misspelled varietous... I still think it's misspelled....
	3:58am alberto: lern too spel jeanyus!
	3:58am Larry: When you say 'it's' mispelled, do you mean 'it is' is mispelled, or the genitive 'its'? That's an important consideration. Sorry Bill. I know, more taxing of your tired brain.
	4:04am Bill Mac: You misspelled mispell Larry..... it's as in it is.... not sure about the genitive "its"... doesn't that have an apostrophe at the end of it? Has anyone fallen asleep yet?
	4:06am Larry: For all grammar worries you need to check out Eats Shoots and Leaves. Good book, it'll be under 'A' for Anal in your local library.
	4:11am Bill Mac: Yikes, that IS a real book.... it's appealing in a Pandora Box in a kind of Pandora's box way
	4:14am Larry: The title says it all. Misplace commas or apostrophes and the meaning can change totally. A panda bear eats shoots and leaves while a psychokiller goes into a diner and eats, shoots, and leaves. Geddit!
	4:19am hamburger / london: (have to head off now / show's been awesome mr mac! thanks for the fun!)
	4:20am Bill Mac: I get it! You started me thinking about wordplay in general.... must focus!!! Later on, Mr Burger! Thanks for coming out!
	4:26am Steve: Mom used to love Fats
	4:30am Bill Mac: I just watched a special on him last week, apparently he did some shows around the time Katrina happened. not bad for an 80 year old man that I thought left this world ages ago.
	4:33am Steve: We actually lost track of him for a bit during Katrina http://snipurl.com/fatskatrina
	4:35am Bill Mac: Wow, I don't recall hearing anything about that.... it surely got lost in the middle of everything else that was happening at the time
	4:36am Looms: Didn't you Bill? We heard about this in France!
	4:40am Bill Mac: Katrina itself was a huge distraction here in the US. I doubt that Fats slipped between the cracks but I don't remember hearing the story about him....
	4:57am Brian in UK: Mornin' Bill. sincerest best wishes for the interview. Those things are one of lifes wonderments, you put youself through all sorts of scares for something you need but are never sure that you want. Hey. Music will out.
	5:03am Kevin in oakland: I'm in oakland ca in my studio drawing and loving your set
	5:04am Brian in UK: Have you got 'World War Two Noises' by The Ronettes as featured on Monty Pythons Matching Tie & Hankerchief?
	5:06am Bill Mac: Hah! I'm a Python fan and I never heard that! Morning Kevin and Brian! Just trying to keep up here!
	5:06am Looms: This set seems to be the boost I need this morning (short night's sleep).
	5:08am Bill Mac: Show feels backwards today.... I've been playing short cuts since 3... it's keeping me up!
	5:10am Looms: Oh, you're doing good as always, don't worry.
	5:10am Brian in UK: It was a sneaky record, Bill. Both sides were side 2 & on one side there was a double groove so it lasted about 10-12 minutes then you had to start again & hope you got the other groove. Funny boys.
	5:12am Bill Mac: I remember it well.... I think I had been so into the two of their other records at the time (1973?) that I didn't get into Matching Tie & Hanky.
	5:13am Brian in UK: Given those heady daze it took me a while to figure out the trick!!!
	5:16am Bill Mac: I wonder how many people bought the record and didn't get it?
	5:16am ERM: what is this language? somethnig between finnish and esperanto
	5:17am Looms: Just learning about this "double grooves" side by the Python, it was a pretty good idea :)
	5:20am Bill Mac: ERM, I think it's Spanish, but i haven't been able to confirm anthing else about Pau Riba
	5:26am Looms: Pau Riba sings in Catalan. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catalan_language
	5:32am Bill Mac: Thanks Looms.... Info I got on this album is that it was originally released in 1970
	5:33am Brian in UK: Gotta cut & run, Bill. Good luck.
	5:34am Looms: Yeah, Talking Heads!!!!
	5:35am Bill Mac: Later Brian! Looked for Matching Tie... only one we don't have
	5:58am Stanley: That's exactly how it is here in Scotland
	5:58am Bill Mac: Ok Folks, as always, thanks for your continued support. Shall we say this time next week?
	5:59am Bill Mac: Yo Stan!
	5:59am Steve: Amazing show, thanks Bill!
	6:00am Looms: Thanks Bill, best wishes!
	2:48am Scraps: So happy you played “And One (on One)”. It’s gorgeous. Lilys are up and down, but =The Three Way= is their best by far, one of my top 100 rock/pop albums, and “And One (on One)” is the best song on it. Cheers.

Zzzzzzero Hour with Bill Mac: Playlist from July 9, 2011

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July 9, 2011: Man of Leisure

Saturday 3am - 6am

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	New	Approx. start time
Charles Mingus	Goodbye Pork Pie Hat	Watch the Closing Doors Vol. 1	Year Zero	*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Manorexia	A Plastic Island in the Pacific	Dinflagellate Blooms	Ectopic Ents	*	0:04:31 (Pop-up)
Trigg	Crest "Crest" by "Trigg"	Beige	Human Workshop	*	0:11:38 (Pop-up)
Yolke	Sunrise Eyes Western Star "Sunrise Eyes Western Star" by "Yolke"	New Weird Austrailia: We Are After All Here	New Weird Austrailia	*	0:19:11 (Pop-up)
Cosmic Analog Ensemble	Cordes Discordes	Navigations Nocturne	Up It Up	*	0:24:51 (Pop-up)
Grimes	Heartbeats "Heartbeats" by "Grimes"	Halifaxa	Arbitus/Lo	*	0:28:38 (Pop-up)
Thurston Moore	Space "Space" by "Thurston Moore"	Demolished Thoughts	Matador	*	0:33:00 (Pop-up)
Mick Harvey	October Boy "October Boy" by "Mick Harvey"	Sketches from the Book of the Dead	Mute	*	0:39:38 (Pop-up)
Tom Waits	Walk Away "Walk Away" by "Tom Waits"	Orphans	ANTI		0:43:09 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	a song	Cocktail Capers			0:45:39 (Pop-up)
Pet Bottle Ningen	Expire "Expire" by "Pet Bottle Ningen"	Pet Bottle Ningen	Tzadik	*	0:52:54 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	a song	Saxophobia			0:56:31 (Pop-up)
Afuche	TH Sq'd "TH Sq'd" by "Afuche"	Highly Publicized Digitalized Boxing match	Cuneiform	*	1:00:09 (Pop-up)
Gillian Hills	Cha Cha Stop "Cha Cha Stop" by "Gillian Hills"	Beat Girl	El		1:04:42 (Pop-up)
Lilys	And One (On One) "And One (On One)" by "Lilys"	The 3 Way	Sire		1:07:27 (Pop-up)
The Hollies	Games We Play "Games We Play" by "The Hollies"	Evolution	Sundazed		1:11:32 (Pop-up)
The Crayon Fields	Would It Be So Strange	Animal Bells	Chapter	*	1:14:24 (Pop-up)
Thorinshield	Here Today "Here Today" by "Thorinshield"	Thorinshield	Phillips		1:17:44 (Pop-up)
The Ronettes	Do I Love you? "Do I Love you?" by "The Ronettes"	Be My Baby: The Very Best of the Ronettes	Legacy	*	1:20:59 (Pop-up)
Fats Domino	You Said You love Me "You Said You love Me" by "Fats Domino"	Blues KingPins	Capitol	*	1:23:17 (Pop-up)
Joe tex	I Believe I'm Gonna Make It	Greatest Hits	CBS		1:26:36 (Pop-up)
Mary Jane Hooper	You got What I want	Psychedelphia	Funky delicacies		1:29:17 (Pop-up)
Them	Baby Please Don't Go "Baby Please Don't Go" by "Them"	In Reality	Fallout		1:31:52 (Pop-up)
Canned Heat and John Lee Hooker	Meet me in the Bottom	Hooker 'n Heat	EMI		1:36:25 (Pop-up)
Captain Beefheaert and His Magic Band	Gimmee that Harp Boy	Mirror man Sessions	Buddha		1:40:48 (Pop-up)
Deke Leonard	10000 Takers "10000 Takers" by "Deke Leonard"	Iceberg	United Artists		1:44:07 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	a song	saxophobia			1:46:50 (Pop-up)
Dope Body	Bangers and Yo "Bangers and Yo" by "Dope Body"	Nupping	Hoss	*	2:00:34 (Pop-up)
Doo Rag	can't Be Satisfied "can't Be Satisfied" by "Doo Rag"	Chunked and Muddles	Bloat		2:01:29 (Pop-up)
Bobb Trimble	Galilean Boy "Galilean Boy" by "Bobb Trimble"	The Crippled Dog Band	Yoga	*	2:03:48 (Pop-up)
The Shend	It's lovely Today "It's lovely Today" by "The Shend"	Godspunk Vol 10	Pumf	*	2:07:59 (Pop-up)
Pau Riba	Voste "Voste" by "Pau Riba"	Dioptria	Pdi	*	2:11:16 (Pop-up)
Audio Montage All Stars	Glitch Hope	Mediterranean Grooves and Raw Sounds	Audio Montage	*	2:15:44 (Pop-up)
Panda Bear	Friendship Bracelet "Friendship Bracelet" by "Panda Bear"	Tomboy	Paw Tracks	*	2:21:28 (Pop-up)
XTC	Battery Brides "Battery Brides" by "XTC"	Go 2	Virgin		2:28:21 (Pop-up)
Talking Heads	Warning Signs "Warning Signs" by "Talking Heads"	Songs About Buildings and Food	Sire		2:31:30 (Pop-up)
Monty Pythons Flying Circus	death of Mary Quenn of Scots	Another Monty Python Record	Charisma		2:35:34 (Pop-up)
Thinking Fellers Union Local 282	Empty Cup	I hope It Lands	Communion		2:37:48 (Pop-up)
The Hope	News Report 1972 "News Report 1972" by "The Hope"	Single-Mindedness: Tony Coulters 2011 Premium	None		2:40:41 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	a song	Saxophobia			2:44:03 (Pop-up)
The Slits	FM "FM" by "The Slits"	BBC Sessions	Hux	*	2:49:11 (Pop-up)
Renaldo & the Loaf	Scottish Shuffle	Messthetics #108	Hyped 2 Death	*	2:52:48 (Pop-up)
Bill Withers	The same love that made me Laugh	+ 'Justments	Sony	*	2:56:01 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:07am Looms: Hello Mr. DJ!
	3:09am Larry: Mornin Bill. My two favorite days of the year in Ireland; Christmas and summer. Guess which one is today???
	3:11am Bill Mac: Mornin Gents and others! Jeez Lar, a riddle already? It better not be Christmas cos I didn't even start shopping yet....
	3:12am Larry: Sorry Bill, for taxing you so early in your morning. Looms got it right, short and sweet.
	3:14am Bill Mac: Hey Man, it's not you it's me.... have a job interview next week... one of the requirements states and I quote - "must be a puzzle enthusiast"... I'm sunk brother!
	3:16am Looms: Okay, best of luck for this!
	3:17am Dina: Love hearing this on an insomniac Friday night. Thank you...
	3:17am fleep: Figuring out what to play is a puzzle of sorts, Bill. WFMU as a whole is quite puzzling.
	3:18am Larry: Nah, never say sunk. Go play some battleship. That'll sharpen your puzzle neurons. Sounds like an interesting job. Working for the Federal Reserve by any chance???
	3:19am Bill Mac: It's one thing to do things without people spelling it out for you do you know what I mean? I COMMAND YOU TO BE A SOLVER OF PUZZLES! Who needs that kind of pressure? Morning to Dina and fleep!
	3:21am Larry: YES I CAN! YES I CAN!
	3:22am fleep: Puzzles have answers, life usually doesn't. It makes more sense to hire a problem solver than a puzzle freak. Unless it's a job at a puzzle factory.
	3:22am hamburger / london: good morning um B8!!
	3:23am Larry: By the way, fantastic music. Your head is a maze of musical intricacies. Puzzle that one out!
	3:24am Bill Mac: You gotta admire fleeps on the spot off the cuff philosophy... morning mr burger! and yeah man, whattabout the tunage? Drony yet variatous!
	3:28am Dina: This stuff is amazing! Thanks for enlightening me.
	3:28am Larry: 'on the spot', 'off the cuff', 'tunage', 'drony yet variatous'. The job is yours DUDE!
	3:35am Bill Mac: Thank you both... You are way too kind
	3:48am Looms: Wonderful set, "Billy Boy".
	3:52am alberto: it is my belief that you believe in what you believe, but i believe that you believe that i beleive in your belief.
	3:56am Bill Mac: I think I misspelled varietous... I still think it's misspelled....
	3:58am alberto: lern too spel jeanyus!
	3:58am Larry: When you say 'it's' mispelled, do you mean 'it is' is mispelled, or the genitive 'its'? That's an important consideration. Sorry Bill. I know, more taxing of your tired brain.
	4:04am Bill Mac: You misspelled mispell Larry..... it's as in it is.... not sure about the genitive "its"... doesn't that have an apostrophe at the end of it? Has anyone fallen asleep yet?
	4:06am Larry: For all grammar worries you need to check out Eats Shoots and Leaves. Good book, it'll be under 'A' for Anal in your local library.
	4:11am Bill Mac: Yikes, that IS a real book.... it's appealing in a Pandora Box in a kind of Pandora's box way
	4:14am Larry: The title says it all. Misplace commas or apostrophes and the meaning can change totally. A panda bear eats shoots and leaves while a psychokiller goes into a diner and eats, shoots, and leaves. Geddit!
	4:19am hamburger / london: (have to head off now / show's been awesome mr mac! thanks for the fun!)
	4:20am Bill Mac: I get it! You started me thinking about wordplay in general.... must focus!!! Later on, Mr Burger! Thanks for coming out!
	4:26am Steve: Mom used to love Fats
	4:30am Bill Mac: I just watched a special on him last week, apparently he did some shows around the time Katrina happened. not bad for an 80 year old man that I thought left this world ages ago.
	4:33am Steve: We actually lost track of him for a bit during Katrina http://snipurl.com/fatskatrina
	4:35am Bill Mac: Wow, I don't recall hearing anything about that.... it surely got lost in the middle of everything else that was happening at the time
	4:36am Looms: Didn't you Bill? We heard about this in France!
	4:40am Bill Mac: Katrina itself was a huge distraction here in the US. I doubt that Fats slipped between the cracks but I don't remember hearing the story about him....
	4:57am Brian in UK: Mornin' Bill. sincerest best wishes for the interview. Those things are one of lifes wonderments, you put youself through all sorts of scares for something you need but are never sure that you want. Hey. Music will out.
	5:03am Kevin in oakland: I'm in oakland ca in my studio drawing and loving your set
	5:04am Brian in UK: Have you got 'World War Two Noises' by The Ronettes as featured on Monty Pythons Matching Tie & Hankerchief?
	5:06am Bill Mac: Hah! I'm a Python fan and I never heard that! Morning Kevin and Brian! Just trying to keep up here!
	5:06am Looms: This set seems to be the boost I need this morning (short night's sleep).
	5:08am Bill Mac: Show feels backwards today.... I've been playing short cuts since 3... it's keeping me up!
	5:10am Looms: Oh, you're doing good as always, don't worry.
	5:10am Brian in UK: It was a sneaky record, Bill. Both sides were side 2 & on one side there was a double groove so it lasted about 10-12 minutes then you had to start again & hope you got the other groove. Funny boys.
	5:12am Bill Mac: I remember it well.... I think I had been so into the two of their other records at the time (1973?) that I didn't get into Matching Tie & Hanky.
	5:13am Brian in UK: Given those heady daze it took me a while to figure out the trick!!!
	5:16am Bill Mac: I wonder how many people bought the record and didn't get it?
	5:16am ERM: what is this language? somethnig between finnish and esperanto
	5:17am Looms: Just learning about this "double grooves" side by the Python, it was a pretty good idea :)
	5:20am Bill Mac: ERM, I think it's Spanish, but i haven't been able to confirm anthing else about Pau Riba
	5:26am Looms: Pau Riba sings in Catalan. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catalan_language
	5:32am Bill Mac: Thanks Looms.... Info I got on this album is that it was originally released in 1970
	5:33am Brian in UK: Gotta cut & run, Bill. Good luck.
	5:34am Looms: Yeah, Talking Heads!!!!
	5:35am Bill Mac: Later Brian! Looked for Matching Tie... only one we don't have
	5:58am Stanley: That's exactly how it is here in Scotland
	5:58am Bill Mac: Ok Folks, as always, thanks for your continued support. Shall we say this time next week?
	5:59am Bill Mac: Yo Stan!
	5:59am Steve: Amazing show, thanks Bill!
	6:00am Looms: Thanks Bill, best wishes!
	2:48am Scraps: So happy you played “And One (on One)”. It’s gorgeous. Lilys are up and down, but =The Three Way= is their best by far, one of my top 100 rock/pop albums, and “And One (on One)” is the best song on it. Cheers.

Zzzzzzero Hour with Bill Mac: Playlist from July 9, 2011

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